Recent Comments by chime - The Business Insider
Gotta go with Henry on this one, but if I recall it sounded like they were going to kill that product before the scandal went public. That tells you either they knew ahead of time, or they were honestly going to pull the plug anyhow. But the way they
Rainier Pacific Bank brought down by a big investment gone bad - Seattle Times
Pierce County) and $446.2 million in deposits to the business years, loans to developers and homebuilders were not a major factor in Rainier Pacific’s troubles, state banking director Brad Williamson said. Rather, it was a large and
61 percent of county’s residential mortgages exceed value of home - Vallejo Times-Herald
More than half of all Solano County residential mortgages were under water in the fourth quarter of 2009, an industry data collecting firm reports. Sixty-one percent of Solano County homeowners, or 56,787 mortgage holders, owe more on their homes
Lloyds still reeling under HBOS bad debts - Times Online
Lloyds Banking Group continued to suffer the pain of its controversial acquisition of HBOS, notching up £24 billion in bad debts in 2009, but it said that the picture was improving. Impairments at the UK’s largest retail bank rose almost £9
Bewildering flights of fancy - Times Online
British people and firms were defaulting, welching and plain embezzling on an industrial scale last year, it seems. The standout figure in the Lloyds Banking Group results yesterday was the £24,000 million of loans the bank judged it will never get
Good and bad for Solano housing market - Vacaville Reporter
More than half of all Solano County residential mortgages were “under water” in the fourth quarter of 2009, an industry data-collecting firm reported this week. A full 61 percent of Solano County homeowners, or 56,787 mortgage holders, owe more on
Synovus seeks to get back on offense - bizjournals
based bank holding company (NYSE: SNV) has been swamped under a flood of souring real estate loans, seen its stock price tumble to previously unimaginable lows, and been the subject of takeover rumors. But Synovus has also been aggressive in trying
Recent Comments by chime - The Business Insider
Gotta go with Henry on this one, but if I recall it sounded like they were going to kill that product before the scandal went public. That tells you either they knew ahead of time, or they were honestly going to pull the plug anyhow. But the way they
Rainier Pacific Bank brought down by a big investment gone bad - Seattle Times
Pierce County) and $446.2 million in deposits to the business years, loans to developers and homebuilders were not a major factor in Rainier Pacific’s troubles, state banking director Brad Williamson said. Rather, it was a large and
61 percent of county’s residential mortgages exceed value of home - Vallejo Times-Herald
More than half of all Solano County residential mortgages were under water in the fourth quarter of 2009, an industry data collecting firm reports. Sixty-one percent of Solano County homeowners, or 56,787 mortgage holders, owe more on their homes
Lloyds still reeling under HBOS bad debts - Times Online
Lloyds Banking Group continued to suffer the pain of its controversial acquisition of HBOS, notching up £24 billion in bad debts in 2009, but it said that the picture was improving. Impairments at the UK’s largest retail bank rose almost £9
Bewildering flights of fancy - Times Online
British people and firms were defaulting, welching and plain embezzling on an industrial scale last year, it seems. The standout figure in the Lloyds Banking Group results yesterday was the £24,000 million of loans the bank judged it will never get
Good and bad for Solano housing market - Vacaville Reporter
More than half of all Solano County residential mortgages were “under water” in the fourth quarter of 2009, an industry data-collecting firm reported this week. A full 61 percent of Solano County homeowners, or 56,787 mortgage holders, owe more on
Synovus seeks to get back on offense - bizjournals
based bank holding company (NYSE: SNV) has been swamped under a flood of souring real estate loans, seen its stock price tumble to previously unimaginable lows, and been the subject of takeover rumors. But Synovus has also been aggressive in trying